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Feb22

Metal Finish For Perfect Body Repair Work

by admin on February 22nd, 2012 at 4:49 pm

Posted In: Body Repair, Red Line Restoration, Current Projects, Restoration Pre-Inspection

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Metal Finish

I thought that this was a good show & tell piece on the art of metal finish for small dents and waves. He expalins what the tools are and the shows how to use them.

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Feb21

A Muscle Car Can Be Fun To Restore

by admin on February 21st, 2012 at 9:13 am

Posted In: Advice, Red Line Restoration, Current Projects, Restoration Pre-Inspection

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A Muscle Car Can Be Fun To Restore

A muscle car can be a fun restoration project if you do it right. The first step is to start out with a car that you love. We all know that if you really have a passion to complete the car it will be done.

Don’t work out of your league; if this is your first muscle car restoration project you should consider your skills. What are you good at doing on the car, and what will you need help with. Don’t assume that you can do it all.

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Feb17

Classic Cars Are Fun To Restore, But Do The Research Right

by admin on February 17th, 2012 at 2:17 pm

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I have been restoring classic cars for most of my life, and they can be a lot of fun. The biggest thing that you need to remember if you plan to restore a classic car is that you can do to much research on the car.

It doesn’t matter much what kind of classic car you’d like to restore, the more you know the better you will be in the end. Research is the first step in any restoration project. It can take weeks to months to get it done right.

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